The new Mastercard upgrade is said to pose a challenge to rival Visa’s Fast Track initiative and intends to add crypto and blockchain tech track to their Start Path Incubator program.
Besides remittance services, CoinZoom features five different CoinZoom Visa cards, depending on the amount of ZOOM you hold in your wallet.
Founded back in 2008, Tranglo has grown to an international payment processing company with 1,300 payout partners.
ProvXchange, a payments platform by BankProv, will allow its two clients to pay each other instantly. The company is known for its state-of-the-art APIs (application programming interfaces) for all customers.
The @Pay protocol is leveraging blockchain technology and DeFi to offer tailored e-commerce solutions to consumers and merchants.
CEO of Currencycloud, Mike Laven stated that the combination of Currencycloud’s fintech expertise coupled with Visa’s network will enable both parties to deliver greater customer value to the businesses moving money across borders.
Following the success of the Square Debit Card and Square Capital, the company is looking to further aid small businesses to better manage their finances.
The two players will work on helping businesses to accept crypto payments at their end. Mastercard will leverage Circle’s USDC stablecoin to facilitate instant settlement at their end.
The new travel booking feature of Revolut known as “Stays” will include premium options through which the users can book hotels and accommodation based on their ideal travel location.
The company will now offer a special facility where clients can use their Mastercard to conduct crypto transactions.
DriveWealth is a successful fintech startup that has recently gained momentum in terms of accelerated revenue.
The gradual acceptance of crypto among customers across the globe has not gone unnoticed by PayPal.
The latest Revolut funding was backed by Japanese investor SoftBank’s Vision 2 and British conglomerate Tiger Global.
In 2020, Skrill was identified as a major driver of digital currency adoption bringing crypto assets to millions of users.
Some banks, including Barclays and the UK branch of the Santander bank, have also blocked their customers from using their cards on the Binance exchange.